They caught it, those meddling kids! The Dem master election fraud plan all along was to hold all the power of the Exec Branch in 2024, but let the Rs win the WH and both houses of Congress, so they could grab that elusive prize of NYC Mayor and NJ Gov in 2025!

Yesterday, despite bomb threats and lies about their work spread by powerful people (and likely foreign adversaries), our nation's election officials, public servants, Rs and Ds, again performed amazingly, delivering clear, transparent results just hours after polls closed. /1

As you await the media projections in key races tonight, it's likely you'll also hear powerful figures spread lies about election their candidates/issues lost. Sadly, this piece I wrote in 2024, is as relevant as ever. www.cbsnews.com/news/electio...

As a reminder, bomb threats made in 2024 were confirmed to be fake, made by foreign adversaries. Voting is safe, today and always! Over 1.3M NJ voters already voted, 13.5M nationwide. If you haven't already voted, be secure in knowing voting is safe, and go vote or drop off your ballot today!

🧵 Right on cue, prospective election losers are whining and delegitimizing American elections. Pro tip -- don't take advice on EVs from me, and definitely do NOT take election advice from an EV salesman. US elections are as secure as ever, and we know who legit wins. Some quick facts... /1

Timing may have been unintentional, but it's a pretty spooky prospect that the feds who have already accidentally disclosed private SSNs and other data in just 9 months, are now seeking to put the crown jewels of identity theft all together in one place.

"The first question presented is whether the President, acting unilaterally, may direct changes to federal election procedures. Because our Constitution assigns responsibility for election regulation to the States and to Congress, this Court holds that the President lacks the authority."

If you have received a mail ballot, and have not returned it yet, DO NOT PUT IT IN THE MAIL, regardless of your state. Drop it off at a drop box or an election office (or early voting site if your state allows), or bring your unvoted ballot to a voting site and vote in person.

“Voters who go to vote in the 2025 election are going to find a very safe and secure process. I’m 100% confident that whoever wins the statewide elections in Virginia and New Jersey, regardless of what the president says, will take office.” apnews.com/article/elec...

I appeared on @CBSNews with @MajorCBS last week, to discuss that Rep-Elect Grijalva has still not be sworn in 30+ days after her election, and how well voting is going in states this year, including extensive early voting in VA, NJ, and CA. www.cbsnews.com/video/adelit...

If you choose to return a mail ballot, as you can with no excuse in 36 states, best options are to 1) drop it in a elections drop box, or if you can't do that, 2) mail it at least a week before the election. And at least as good, vote early in person, as 47 states allow!

Just your regular reminder that it's now ~5 yrs since the 2020 election, verified by dozens of courts. Those who lied about the election have conceded liability for defamation. And there is still not a single shred of evidence presented to any court which would cast doubt on the outcome.

"Trump has elevated multiple proponents of his fraud claims into high-level administration jobs. Now, these activists could wield their newfound power to discredit future results or rekindle old claims to argue for a federal intrusion into voting systems." www.nytimes.com/2025/10/22/u...

While conspiracy theorists and grifters continue to spread lies about election integrity and, specifically, Tina Peters' crimes, the bipartisan CO Clerks Assn is doing amazing work setting the record straight. Read this: static1.squarespace.com/static/6259a...

"Data like DL#, SSNs & DOB are the “holy trinity” of identity theft, and states have laws and processes in place to make sure that their citizens' data is protected. The state officials, Rs and Ds both, are right to do all they can to protect that data." politi.co/3VKMVNt

"The former justice lied under oath to the Assembly, violated open records laws, violated client confidentiality by making public statements about Vos to pressure him into continuing the special counsel investigation and publicly called for Vos’ recall." www.courthousenews.com/wisconsin-of...

Again, every single time those who lied about the 2020 election go to court, when they have a chance to back up their claims, they've got nothing. 5 years later, in dozens of cases, they've failed to present a shred of evidence supporting any of their claims. apnews.com/article/mike...

I joined @pbsnews.org to discuss federal efforts to interfere with how states run elections. In short, the Constitution gives authority over elections to the states, who have managed the most secure elections in our history, despite disinfo to the contrary. www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...

These claims “ring as hollow and grifting as nearly identical claims made by those who profited off the Big Lie that Trump didn’t lose the 2020 election,” David Becker, the executive director of @electioninnov.bsky.social. www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/...

To be clear, our elections are mandated by the Constitution to occur every 2 years, run by the states, not the Feds. The US has NEVER postponed or canceled a general election - not during 2 pandemics, not after hurricanes, not during the Civil War, and not during two World Wars.

“Over the last 2.5 years, we were preparing,” said Sec. of State Cisco Aguilar. “Our systems were secure, and we met the expectation of the moment. As a high-profile office, a malicious actor is going to look to attack us in any way.” thenevadaindependent.com/article/neva...

"As a lifelong conservative Republican, I want to be clear: [The DOJ demands for voters' data] is not oversight. It’s overreach. And it should concern every conservative — every American — who values civil liberties, federalism, the rule of law and local control." www.ajc.com/opinion/2025...

If the courts allow the feds to continue to collect sensitive personal data despite no statutory authority (and likely in violation of the Privacy Act), I expect a future Dem admin to use this list and this power to automatically register all eligible citizens. www.nytimes.com/2025/09/09/u...

2 from @nytimes.com in 2 days about the Trump admin's unilateral disarmament as foreign adversaries attack our elections. "Since January, Trump has dismantled the govt’s efforts to combat foreign disinformation. The problem is Russia has not stopped spreading it." www.nytimes.com/2025/09/07/b...

The majority-Republican Colorado County Clerks Assn, which represents the county election officials in CO, released this statement yesterday, and it's worth reading:

This should read “the Constitution doesn’t give the President ANY authority over election law.” This EO would have the same legal effect (zero) if written on a napkin in crayon. Also, 98% of the US already votes on paper ballots (only Louisiana still doesn’t). www.nytimes.com/2025/08/31/u...

CEIR Executive Director David Becker (@beckerdavidj.bsky.social) spoke to Source NM about threats facing US elections: "I think we’re going to need to be very vigilant to make sure that things we took for granted in our history continue to happen." sourcenm.com/2025/08/27/r...

“The hiring of an election conspiracy theorist with no election knowledge or expertise is the culmination of this reversal,” Becker said. “DHS now appears poised to become a primary amplifier of false election conspiracies pushed by our enemies.”

“What I’m concerned about is that it seems like DHS is being poised to use the vast power and megaphone of the federal government to spread disinformation rather than combat it,” Becker said. “It’s going to really harm DHS’s credibility overall.” apnews.com/article/heat...

Paper ballots are a best practice, but 98% of all Americans already vote on paper ballots, and have since 2020. Only state without paper - Louisiana. Perhaps the president should talk to the Speaker about his own state.

It probably doesn’t need to be said, but never in the history of the USA has any state ever required a “license plate” in order to vote.

As POTUS tried to distract re elections today, the big story is that yet another defendant that lied about the 2020 election is held accountable, agreeing to pay $67M to settle claims and avoid putting forth any evidence of the truth of their claims, and subjecting those claims to scrutiny. /1

And yet another defamation defendant caved and paid big money for their election lies today, and perhaps predictably, Trump tried to change the subject. bsky.app/profile/npr....

🧵 Trump today teased his latest attempt to interfere with the state's constitutional power to regulate elections. The President and his advisors should direct their attention to Article 1, Section 4, of the Constitution which he's sworn to preserve, protect, and defend. /1

One acre, one vote?

If there was any doubt, here we have confirmation that the lies about the 2020 election are being spread as part of a Russian operation, directly by the Russian President. And it’s sadly a successful op, despite ZERO evidence of election fraud presented to any court in any case in nearly 5 years.

As we celebrate National Poll Worker Recruitment Day today, poll workers' service is more vital than ever. One of the best ways to learn about why our elections are secure is to become a part of them, CEIR Executive Director @beckerdavidj.bsky.social said.

Happy National Poll Worker Recruitment Day! Today, CEIR honors those who make our elections possible. "I encourage all of you to serve your communities and volunteer to be a poll worker." -CEIR Executive Director @beckerdavidj.bsky.social

It was great to join @cspanwj.bsky.social this morning to discuss mid-decade redistricting, false claims of voter fraud, and the importance of serving as a poll worker. Hope you can check int out! www.c-span.org/program/wash...

"This is not so much about election policy as it is about a completely radical rebalancing of the balance of power between the White House and the states. The Constitution has said, re: elections in particular, that the balance of power is tilted toward the states." www.usatoday.com/story/opinio...

““This is at its core a federalism issue,” said David Becker, the executive director and founder of CEIR. He warned that if Republican states don’t also defend their roles in that system, a future Democratic administration might want all this data and power, too.” www.nytimes.com/2025/08/01/u...

While this administration justifies ICE wearing masks to conceal their identities, purportedly to protect from harassment, federal law enforcement has been shockingly quiet about the threats endured by judges and others (lawyers, elected leaders, election officials) for the past 6 months.

Big picture: This has significant implications for US government attorneys who risk their bar licenses by engaging in clearly illegal and unethical conduct. D.C. Bar Board of Professional Responsibility recommends DISBARMENT for Jeffrey Clark s3.documentcloud.org/documents/26... Read this line:

Seems important that the VP seems to be advocating for nationwide gerrymandering reform (and it might be relevant to note that the TX delegation is currently less than 33% Democratic, while the Democrats regularly receive ~43+% of the vote in the state).

“Every serious review has substantiated the intelligence community’s fundamental conclusion that the Russians conducted an influence campaign intended to help Mr. Trump win the 2016 election.” www.nytimes.com/2025/07/30/o...

I told @npr.org: "Most people who make claims that noncitizen voting is a big problem are doing so for political purposes. It's a way of demonizing immigrants . . . of trying to claim that Democrats cheat. And no amount of evidence is going to stop people from making politically expedient claims."

In this story: The full extent of Recorder Heap’s private comms about the elections agreement is unknown. He has so far not provided his texts, despite repeated requests from a lawyer representing Votebeat. Two supervisors provided their texts with him on their personal phones

"Even states that are trying to amplify the numbers of noncitizens … when they actually look, they find a surprisingly, shockingly small number... as they get past the political season — as the candidate that they supported gets elected — the numbers go down." www.npr.org/2025/07/30/n...

“There is literally nothing in fed'l law anywhere that requires states to continually search for non-citizens on their voter lists. States can do this if they choose. But the fed'l gov't plays absolutely no role in that unless a state affirmatively asks them to.” www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

Just your regular reminder that the gov’t does not leak or tweet that they’ve found crimes - they indict and prosecute when they have the evidence. If you see any gov’t off’l, incl the AG, DNI, or POTUS, do that, it’s an admission they have absolutely nothing.